A theory to account for unusal breakage of LEGO Parts.

[ZiontyroMetalhead]

Go to the Lego website, then down to customer service. There should be a place there to order replacement parts. I don’t know if you can do this in all countries, but you can in the US.

@TeslaEffect

These ones tend to brake a lot, regardless of when they were made. They are unable to hold on to stress for any longer periods of time, due to the skinnier plastic around the axel hole (color barely has any substantial difference in the longevity since I have encountered colors that should usually have the tougher plastic braking just as easily). They are among the first pieces to brake (appart from the old connectors).

Stress is still a factor in this theory. It’s just that they seem to break along these points first. There is a possible correlation still there.

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Edited for double-post. --John Smith